Uncategorized – Science by Sam Jordan

Phoenix – Tucson – Phoenix ride, again!

A now yearly tradition, a gaggle of mostly ASU students mounted their bikes for a 118 mile pedal down to Tucson and back! We had great weather and stayed with our resident musician friend down in Tucson. Can’t wait for next year!

Phoenix-Tucson-Phoenix Bike Ride

This last weekend, a small group of us ASU grad students rode our bikes from Phoenix to Tucson and back! Two centuries back to back was a new one for me, and it was a (hot) refreshing weekend! A few of us had ridden it last year in January. April ended up being a bitContinue reading “Phoenix-Tucson-Phoenix Bike Ride”

Link to a bikepacking trip report! Click here!

Link to a bikepacking trip report! Click here! Here’s a trip report for a bikepacking trip I just did in South Carolina!

Shenandoah 100 Race Recap 2012

Well, I done did it. If you are looking for race advice just scroll to the bottom of this post. I off-the-couch jumped on the race and finished in 10 hours and 58 minutes. That got me 175th place overall and 128th place in Men’s Open. If I weighed 10 more pounds I would haveContinue reading “Shenandoah 100 Race Recap 2012”

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Mayflower Gulch, Fletcher peak in the background

Courage in the face of adversity

Sorry, I’m a sucker for puppies.

Trans-America Bike Ride Journal

You can find a mostly comprehenisve journal of my ride across the United States here: http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/teamfly Yee Haw!

my momma

There are many people in our culture who would say they love their mom. There are slightly less people that would say their mom is a real inspiration. There are fewer people still that would say their mom is cool and progressive. There is only a small number of people who would confidently say their mom is aContinue reading “my momma”

Living in a van, down by the river

Well, let this be a lesson to all of you good people out there. That lesson is, of course, that with 5+ years of pestering I will eventually give in. Thank you, mom (epiphanyhealth.wordpress.com) for the years upon years of pestering and pressure to get me to blog about my life. It has been aContinue reading “Living in a van, down by the river”